The bookies still believe Dallas can get it done with Andy Dalton. Or maybe they just don\u2019t have faith in any of the other teams from the feeble NFC East.<\/p>\n
The Cowboys were -150 favorites to capture the division going into Week 4, and their odds only slightly worsened as they move forward without Dak Prescott.<\/p>\n
Somewhat surprisingly, the Cowboys still have relatively low Super Bowl odds, coming in at 25-1.<\/p>\n
Despite their loss yesterday, the Chiefs remain Super Bowl LV favorites. The Ravens and Seahawks round out the top 3 on the board.<\/p>\n
All odds are current from SportsBetting a licensed online sportsbook in Colorado.<\/p>\n
Division odds \u2013<\/p>\n
AFC East
\nBills -265
\nPatriots +230
\nDolphins +2200
\nJets +10000<\/p>\n
AFC North
\nRavens -175
\nSteelers +230
\nBrowns +500
\nBengals +10000<\/p>\n
AFC South
\nTitans -110
\nColts +120
\nTexans +800
\nJaguars +5000<\/p>\n
AFC West
\nChiefs -1000
\nRaiders +600
\nChargers +2500
\nBroncos +5000<\/p>\n
NFC East
\nCowboys -125
\nEagles +120
\nRedskins +1200
\nGiants +3500<\/p>\n
NFC North
\nPackers -330
\nBears +340
\nVikings +1500
\nLions +2200<\/p>\n
NFC South
\nSaints +100
\nBuccaneers +130
\nPanthers +500
\nFalcons +6600<\/p>\n
NFC West
\nSeahawks -165
\nRams +300
\nCardinals +600
\n49ers +1000<\/p>\n
Super Bowl odds \u2013<\/p>\n
Kansas City Chiefs 4-1
\nBaltimore Ravens 5-1
\nSeattle Seahawks 8-1
\nGreen Bay Packers 10-1
\nNew Orleans Saints 11-1
\nPittsburgh Steelers 12-1
\nBuffalo Bills 14-1
\nTampa Bay Buccaneers 16-1
\nLos Angeles Rams 18-1
\nDallas Cowboys 25-1
\nIndianapolis Colts 25-1
\nNew England Patriots 25-1
\nCleveland Browns 28-1
\nTennessee Titans 28-1
\nSan Francisco 49ers 33-1
\nChicago Bears 40-1
\nLas Vegas Raiders 40-1
\nPhiladelphia Eagles 50-1
\nMinnesota Vikings 60-1
\nArizona Cardinals 60-1
\nCarolina Panthers 66-1
\nLos Angeles Chargers 80-1
\nHouston Texans 100-1
\nDetroit Lions 125-1
\nMiami Dolphins 150-1
\nDenver Broncos 150-1
\nAtlanta Falcons 250-1
\nCincinnati Bengals 250-1
\nJacksonville Jaguars 300-1
\nWashington 2500-1
\nNew York Giants 3500-1
\nNew York Jets 5000-1<\/p>\n
AFC Odds
\nKansas City Chiefs 2-1
\nBaltimore Ravens 5-2
\nNew England Patriots 12-1
\nHouston Texans 60-1
\nCleveland Browns 14-1
\nLos Angeles Chargers 45-1
\nTennessee Titans 14-1
\nPittsburgh Steelers 13-2
\nBuffalo Bills 8-1
\nIndianapolis Colts 12-1
\nLas Vegas Raiders 22-1
\nDenver Broncos 75-1
\nNew York Jets 250-1
\nCincinnati Bengals 125-1
\nJacksonville Jaguars 150-1
\nMiami Dolphins 75-1<\/p>\n
NFC Odds
\nNew Orleans Saints 11-1
\nSan Francisco 49ers 14-1
\nPhiladelphia Eagles 22-1
\nDallas Cowboys 10-1
\nGreen Bay Packers 4-1
\nSeattle Seahawks 3-1
\nLos Angeles Rams 17-2
\nChicago Bears 18-1
\nMinnesota Vikings 25-1
\nArizona Cardinals 18-1
\nAtlanta Falcons 125-1
\nTampa Bay Buccaneers 7-1
\nNew York Giants 200-1
\nDetroit Lions 55-1
\nCarolina Panthers 28-1
\nWashington 125-1<\/p>\n
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The bookies still believe Dallas can get it done with Andy Dalton. Or maybe they just don\u2019t have faith in any of the other teams from the feeble NFC East. The Cowboys were -150 favorites to capture the division going into Week 4, and their odds only slightly worsened as they move forward without Dak … Continue reading No Dak Prescott? Pokes Still NFC East Favorites With Andy Dalton<\/span>